Thanks for the feedback and additional thoughts @bordumb !
I agree 100% about Jenkins. From my own experience, there is still a very large user base out there - and it is only slowly declining - because:
- for all its faults, Jenkins is definitely a mature solution (perhaps the most mature in this space) and is as “proven” as they come,
- many teams / open source maintainers just can’t justify migrating their pipeline once they have it working and they learn the CI system (and its quirks
).
I have actually already reached out to the Jenkins CI Developers mailing list some weeks ago, to see if we could attract some plugin developer to work on the Radicle plugin, however I didn’t get any interest that way.
Thanks for pointing this out though - I will keep trying to find some contributor to help us close this “gap” and will report back here if I am able to figure something out.